Rules of Engagement: Six Things Not To Do on Twitter
You may have heard the term 'Facebook is serious business'. Originally meant as a joke, it sure isn't anymore; social networks like Facebook and Twitter...
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You may have heard the term 'Facebook is serious business'. Originally meant as a joke, it sure isn't anymore; social networks like Facebook and Twitter...
Want to watch a movie but too lazy to go to the movie store to rent one? YouTube has come up with a way for users to watch movies on its site. YouTube has...
With its most recent changes, Facebook is aiming for a more social and accessible web. But at what cost to privacy? As Facebook closes in on half a...
With the buzz fading from the green that World of Warcraft's launch, first expansion, and reoccurring monthly fees brought in, Blizzard Entertainment...
Let’s be honest here, the iPod and iPhone does pretty much everything that we want it to do, except massage you. Human Touch has now launched a massage...
The TungstenW biometric wallet is a new way to know that your cash, credit cards, and I.D. are safe and secure rather than being in an ordinary wallet....
Ever had your battery running low on a device and you could find every other charger except for the one that you need? No need for multiple chargers when...
The new MiLi Power Skin case for the iPhone is not just a protective case but can also juice up the battery at the same time. The MiLi Power Skin is able...
It seems to be a lot easier to copy and counterfeit currency nowadays and there are constant concerns about using or being given a fake bill. The U.S...
Have you ever looked at a scene of a family on vacation in 1950s and thought "you know what would go really well here? Star Wars!". Yeah, me neither. But...
A couple of years ago, after much delay, I finally got my own HDTV. Even got a PS3 to go with it too. It was glorious. Stupendous, even. Blu-Rays and HD...
What do you get when you mix a wheelchair with a tricycle? One cool looking wheelchair called the RoTrike.Ordinary wheelchairs aren’t really that great...
Pioneer announced their new line of Blu-ray players yesterday. These new models are exactly the same as older versions, except for one new detail. The new...
Some may affectionately know LinkedIn as “Facebook for suits” in some quarters, but somehow the service...
Soon you too could be sending or receiving unsolicited messages via Bluetooth from up to 65-metres (200-feet) or more away, as the new Bluetooth 4.0...
He may have predicted that Apple’s iPad would ‘rule the world’, but the man who invented the notebook concept isn’t happy with Steve Jobs at the...
Adobe has ceased development of its tools to export Flash content into a format suitable for the iPhone. “We will still be shipping the ability to...
No self-respecting Internet user can possibly have missed the many and varied Hitler parodies based on scenes from...
Welcome to Wauconda, Washington, a small town that sold for $360,000 on eBay this week - a bargain if you’re looking for a chance to own a district....
Google takes on the world’s governments today, publishing details about how often countries around the world ask it for user data or instruct it to...
Strong iPhone and Mac sales and the continued dominance of Apple’s iPod drove the company to deliver a new record March quarter in revenue and profit....
Twitter and Facebook are the two powerhouses in social media right now. There isn't a day I watch television without these two being mentioned. It's a...
The iPad has only been out for a while but there are already rumors of a new version in the works. According to a rumor on DigiTime, Apple is hoping to...
Four or five years ago, a single mentality dominated the world of web startups: build a service, amass as many users as you could and then - and only then...